Parenting With PTSD: What Children Notice and What Helps
Parenting with PTSD means doing the work with a nervous system that's still primed for a threat that's no longer in the room. A toddler's shriek can f...
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Parenting with PTSD means doing the work with a nervous system that's still primed for a threat that's no longer in the room. A toddler's shriek can f...
When you're grieving, your child feels it. Your sadness lives in the house. Your attention is divided. Your fuse is short. None of that makes you a ba...
At 3am, with a newborn finally asleep on your chest, you have a sudden vivid image of dropping her down the stairs. You did not want the image. You ar...
There's usually a moment a parent recognizes — sometimes for the first time, sometimes for the tenth — that what they're carrying is bigger than what...
"I just don't feel like myself" is the most common opening sentence in a perinatal mental health appointment, and one of the hardest things to say out...